Na javnom saslušanju, žena koja je slomila leđa bježeći od napadača Valda Calocanea iz Nottinghama, [...]

An inquiry has revealed serious lapses by Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire police in handling Valdo Calocane, who killed three people in Nottingham in June 2023 and injured three others. An arrest warrant for Calocane had been issued in September 2022, over nine months before the attacks, after he failed to attend a court hearing for allegedly assaulting an emergency worker. Despite multiple incidents, including assaults on colleagues and a university flatmate, police failed to execute the warrant. Nottinghamshire Police described their management of Calocane as mostly handling minor antisocial behavior incidents, and noted that officers are not trained to manage paranoid schizophrenia, emphasizing the role of mental health services instead. Legal representatives of victims criticized any suggestion that arresting Calocane earlier would have made no difference as offensive. Leicestershire Police also acknowledged failings when attending a prior assault incident, including officers not checking Calocane's outstanding warrant. Calocane admitted manslaughter by diminished responsibility and attempted murder and received an indefinite hospital order in January 2024. The inquiry is ongoing, with evidence hearings until June and a final report expected in 2027 with recommendations.